By Henok Retta
‘Let us do it for you! You don’t have to be worried about the kitchen, the whole catering service. Time has changed everything for the sake of time itself. Make your money buy time. You are a guest too. Just come to celebrate your wedding on the day, and spend the time you wish to spend at the event freely. Finally, you can go back to your business. The only thing that you have to do is pay the bills that we send to you in the next few days.’
Living and The Arts
The wedding planners
- 12 May 2012
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Saturday with a filmmaker
- 12 May 2012
- By TIBEBESELASSIE TIGABU
On a sunny day in the Entoto hills, a film crew comprising Blue Nile film and Television academy was running around to shoot a film entitled “Horizon Beautiful”, a story about an inspiring footballer.
On the trail of a gather of firewood collector
- 12 May 2012
- By TIBEBESELASSIE TIGABU
Rape, the hyenas, backbreaking journey: it is all in a day’s work
The face of Chekolech Asmare, a woman in her early sixties, does not reveal much about her 23-year-old occupation - a fulltime gatherer of firewood. Though retired from the active work of gathering firewood, Chekolech is still in the business of selling firewood: now she is the ‘middleman’ between gatherers and the firewood market for close to five years. But she tells stories about her active firewood collecting day as if it happened yesterday.
Accommodations in Addis
- 28 April 2012
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By: Aida Solomon
It is not a secret that Addis Ababa is increasingly becoming a tourist destination as well as a hub for foreigners working for NGOs and international conferences that are increasingly being held in the city. Hotels are a traditional way of accommodating visitors, however guesthouses are rising in popularity.
Celebrating women
- 21 April 2012
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Maaza Mengiste is the author of the critically acclaimed novel Beneath the Lion’s Gaze. She was born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing from New York University. Maaza is also the writer for the Ethiopia segment of the “Ten by Ten” project, a feature film that tells the stories of 10 extraordinary girls from 10 developing countries around the world.
The ship at berth
- 12 May 2012
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By BerhanuTibebu
This is the story of an addict whose commitment to principles is tasted with a glass of beer placed before him by a waiter working in a bar not far from a rehabilitation centre here.
Industry pays tribute to Mulatu
- 12 May 2012
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By Henok Retta
It is not an Ethiopian culture to pay tribute to great personalities if they did not pass away or their career did not come to an end. The renowned U.S.-based Academy movie Awards, a.k.a the Oscar, pays tribute to big personalities in the movie industry in the lifetime category for their contribution in the industry.
Saturday with a young painter
- 28 April 2012
- By TIBEBESELASSIE TIGABU
Many people recognize Dawit Temesgen, the young painter, through of his unique hair style – with his inimitable dreadlocks.
In pursuit of entertainment
- 14 April 2012
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Many people around the city have often been heard saying that there is a shortage of places for entertainment. Some would love to go to the park while others want to be engaged in sporting activities. Also many want to catch a movie at the cinema or go to the theater. Apart from the interests of the individuals, Meirafe Berhane writes about the shortage of entertainment places.
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